Draft Dulles Toll Road Highway Noise Policy. Public Workshop
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1 Draft Highway Noise Policy Public Workshop
2 Science of Noise Station 1
3 Causes of Traffic Noise How Traffic Volume Affects Noise How Speed Affects Traffic Noise How Trucks Affect Traffic Noise A A A 200 vehicles per hour 15 miles per hour 32 cars B B B 2000 vehicles per hour 55 miles per hour One Truck A sounds half as loud as B A sounds half as loud as B A sounds as loud as B Source: VHB, based on an illustration in FHWA s Highway Noise Introduction brochure.
4 Noise Barrier Effect Unshielded House Shadow Zone Shielded House Noise Barrier Shadow Effect of Noise Barrier The lower house is protected by the barrier, but the upper one is not. Source: VHB, based on Highway Traffic Noise Analysis And Abatement Policy And Guidance, U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Office of Environment and Planning, Noise and Air Quality Branch, Washington, D.C. June 1995
5 Sound and Noise Sound, created when an object moves air, is comprised of a spectrum of frequencies. Sound is quantified by a meter which measures units called decibels (db). Humans are sensitive to certain frequencies and insensitive to others. Decibels adjusted for an average person s hearing are called A-weighted levels (dba). Leq(h) is the constant, average sound level, over a one hour period used in the U.S. as the preferred highway noise metric. measured and hour average Sound Decibels (dba) Leq(h) adjusted for human perception
6 Relative Noise Noise Perception Sound Level Change RELATIVE LOUDNESS CHANGE +30 dba 8 TIMES AS LOUD +20 dba 4 TIMES AS LOUD +10 dba TWICE AS LOUD +5 dba READILY PERCEPTIBLE INCREASE +3 dba BARELY PERCEPTIBLE INCREASE 0 dba REFERENCE -3 dba BARELY PERCEPTIBLE DECREASE -5 dba READILY PERCEPTIBLE DECREASE -10 dba HALF AS LOUD -20 dba 1/4 AS LOUD -30 dba _ 1/8 AS LOUD Source: VHB, based on Highway Traffic Noise Analysis And Abatement Policy And Guidance, U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Office of Environment and Planning, Noise and Air Quality Branch, Washington, D.C. June 1995
7 Noise Policy Station 2
8 Reference Documents Used to Prepare Highway Noise Abatement Policy 23 CFR Part 772 Procedures for the Abatement of Highway Traffic Noise FHWA Highway Traffic Noise Analysis and Abatement Policy Guidelines Traffic Noise Model (TNM) Version 2.5 Virginia Department of Transportation - State Noise Abatement Policy (January 1, 1997) Fairfax County Noise Ordinance
9 Noise Abatement Criteria Ac vity Category Leq(h) L10(h) Descrip on of Ac vity Category Lands on which serenity and quiet are of extraordinary significance and A 57 (Exterior) 60 (Exterior) serve an important public need and where the preserva on of those quali es is essen al if the area is to con nue to serve its intended purpose. B 67 (Exterior) 70 (Exterior) Residences, picnic areas, recrea on areas, playgrounds, ac ve sports areas, parks, motels, hotels, schools, churches, libraries, and hospitals. C 72 (Exterior) 75 (Exterior) Developed lands, proper es, or ac vi es not included in Categories A or B above. D Undeveloped lands. E 52 (Interior) 55 (Interior) Residences, motels, hotels, public mee ng rooms, schools, churches, libraries, hospitals, and auditoriums. Source: 23 CFR Part 772 Procedures for the Abatement of Highway Traffic Noise
10 Special Conditions, Cost Reasonableness and Feasibility Special Conditions Pre-existing Conditions: Only consider impact for properties with active land use categories that predate this policy Retrofitting: Repair or replace existing noise walls in kind Ranking: Abatement projects are ranked by total cost, effectiveness, sound levels in area Cost Reasonableness and Feasibility Noise reduction of 5 decibels is achievable Predicted noise reduction meets Noise Abatement Criteria Total cost per benefited property is less than $40,000 Right-of-way, if required, is donated to the Authority
11 Noise Abatement Process for New Residential Sound Wall Development Traffic Noise Model YES Noise level YES Proposed sound wall can YES (TNM) determines is 66 Leq(h) reduce noise by at least noise level NO 5dBA and below 66 Leq(h) NO does not qualify does not qualify Proposed sound wall is YES Cost is less than $40,000 YES Benefited property owner YES constructible NO per benefited property supports sound wall NO NO does not qualify does not qualify does not qualify Benefited property qualifies for sound wall
12 Next Steps Station 3
13 Next Steps June: Begin development of Traffic Noise Model July/August: Board approves Noise Policy November: Complete condition assessment of existing sound walls and plan for sound wall remediation December: Complete design standard for sound walls 1st Quarter 2011: Complete Traffic Noise Model and project eligibility
14 Aerial Photos Station 4
15 LOUDOUN O U N COUNTY Y FAIRFAX F A COUNTY Y Existing Sound Walls Dulles Greenway Washington Dulles International Airport Legend Existing Sound Wall Feet Aerial Source: I3 Imagery, September 15, Dulles Town Center HERNDON Parcher Village Reflection Lake Innovation Avenue Innovation Avenue Rock Hill Road Innovation Avenue Sully Road Shaw Road Sully Road Old Ox Road Ariane Way
16 Existing Sound Walls Legend Existing Sound Wall Feet Aerial Source: I3 Imagery, September 15, Fairfax County Parkway Herndon Parkway Van Buren Street 7100 Herndon Parkway Van Buren Street e Fairfax County Parkway Sunrise Valley Drive Monroe Street Dulles Toll Toll Road Road Dulles Dulles Toll Toll Road Road Potomac College Elden Street Four Seasons HERNDON Herndon Parkway Parcher Avenue Parcher Village Lakeview Worldgate Condominiums Worldgate Drive Cameron at Woodland Park Centreville Road Sunrise Valley Drive Great Oak Polo Fields
17 Sunset Hills Road Existing Sound Walls Feet Aerial Source: I3 Imagery, September 15, Wiehle Avenu Sunrise Valley Drive RESTON Town Center Parkway Fairfax County Parkway Sunset Hills Road Dulles Toll Toll Road Road Dulles lles Toll Road Road Reston Parkway Sunrise Valley Drive Sunrise Valley Drive Fairfax County Parkway
18 Toll R d d Hunter Mill Road Hunter Mill Road Brittonford Drive Hunter Mill Road Existing Sound Walls 675 Legend Existing Sound Wall Feet Aerial Source: I3 Imagery, September 15, Sunset Hills Road Dulles es Toll Road Road Dulles Toll Toll Road Road Sunrise Valley Drive Reston North Equestrian Park Crowell s Corner Victoria Farms Hunter Mill Estates Westford Sunset Hills Road Wiehle Avenu Sunset Hills Road Sunrise Valley Drive Harbor Point Villaridge Wayside
19 Existing Sound Walls 676 Legend Existing Sound Wall Feet Aerial Source: I3 Imagery, September 15, 2007 Wolftrap National Park for the Performing Arts 7 Leesburg Pike 7 Dulles Toll Toll Road Road Dulles ulles Toll Toll Toll Road Road Shouse Village Cinnamon Creek Trap Road Beulah Road Sun Valley Chathams Ford Symphony Meadows Coral Ridge Beulah Road Carters Grove Glen Haven Forest Wolf Den The Trails Wolftrap Woods Carrington
20 Existing Sound Walls Legend Existing Sound Wall Feet Aerial Source: I3 Imagery, September 15, Jones Branch Drive Westpark Drive Tysons Boulevard Odricks Lewinsville Road Stony Point McLean Hamlet TYSONS CORNER Spring Hill Road Dulles es Toll Road Dulles Toll Toll ll Road Road Leesburg Pike International Drive Tyco Road Spring Hill Road Leesburg Pike
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